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44 examples of Mastering in a sentence

Nike and Adidas have been mastering their online shoe customization platforms for years.
There seems to be a window of opportunity, after which mastering moral questions becomes more difficult, like adults learning a foreign language.
Scientists started mastering the techniques for reading DNA.
He had installed the heavy equipment for his new process in an abandoned store in the vicinity of Kings Mountain, and for two months these 16 men would live and work together, mastering the new process.
By mastering these rules, Poe commands the reader’s attention and rewards them with an intense and singular experience – what Poe called the unity of effect.
But if I were to ask you a similar question: "What percentage of the population do you think is capable of truly mastering calculus, or understanding organic chemistry, or being able to contribute to cancer research?"
I really think that this is all based on the idea that if we let people tap into their potential by mastering concepts, by being able to exercise agency over their learning, that they can get there.
So we might engage a rat, for example, to acquire a new skill or ability that might involve the rat using its paw to master particular manual grasp behaviors just like we might examine a child and their ability to acquire the sub-skills, or the general overall skill of accomplishing something like mastering the ability to read.
But even my generation is starting to question whether we're the masters of speed or if speed is mastering us.
The mastering engineer must have been either drunk, asleep or not even in the room while it was being done.
The structure of the movie fits that description: a brief history of man as beast, until we become truly man by mastering weapons and acquiring reason, then a long sequence about man (the rope, as it were), and then a brief glimpse of the overman.
THOSE people were mastering their jobs - well, you Don't!
It doesn't need saying that Sergei Eisenstein was one of cinema's most significant innovators, and his mastering of the montage was forever to alter how films were made and perceived by audiences.
Either it was the recording or the mixing and maybe it's only the mastering - the ONLY negative is that it sounds lousy.
Nonetheless, Iran edges toward mastering the process of enriching uranium to weapons-grade purity.
Iran remains several years away from mastering the technology needed to build nuclear weapons, which provides time to search for such diplomatic openings.
One manager, who initially feared that he would have to leave the company, changed his tune after attending an intensive English-language school in the Philippines, where he met students from South Korea and China who were committed to mastering the language.
Planetary Boundaries and Human ProsperitySTOCKHOLM – The future of humanity will depend on mastering a balancing act.
Imitation is so essential to mastering basic social skills and transferring cultural knowledge that it is likely to have an organic basis in the brain.
In today’s Libya, French, American, and British flags abound, and young people dream of mastering a foreign language.
As a child, mastering the cruel art of elé belé was important.
It is hard to find a US ambassador in any part of the world who has not embraced the challenge of mastering these communication technologies.
Mastering the specific information related to assessing creditworthiness and monitoring the performance of loans is precisely the kind of thing at which the private sector is supposed to excel.
Traditionally, Muslim scholars achieved status by mastering socially useful knowledge, which was Islamic law.
Mastering the subject requires expertise in many scientific fields, including climatology, oceanography, atmospheric chemistry, ecology, engineering, politics, and economics.
To this day, some of India’s legendary entrepreneurs are believed to have built an empire simply by mastering the minutiae of India’s tariff and tax codes, and then manipulating them brazenly to their advantage.
The course was rigorous - only seven of 33 students finished it - as it required mastering the technical minutiae of collecting, crosschecking, standardizing, and reporting enormous masses of information.
But if that strategy is conceived as mastering two dynamic processes, overcoming the ecological constraint could be an accelerator of growth.
Today factories are as modern, sophisticated, and automated as their Japanese counterparts, and their managers are mastering the skills needed to compete globally faster than in any other nation I have studied.
Bush showed emotional intelligence in midlife by mastering his problems with alcohol, and in displaying the courage to persevere with unpopular policies.